Do not want to create a new topic. But I have the same key problems. Avast was blocking my site with a notice that there is a virus, but other antivirus software did not find any virus on my site
Site address: www.magnum-blog.pp.ua
Maybe this is just another false alarm?
Technical support is silent on this issue, but for me it is important
Report 2011-09-19 11:11:57 (GMT 1)
Website magnum-blog.pp.ua
Domain Hash 10c12538e247ec8a04962c84aa8f6481
IP Address 78.47.94.244 [SCAN]
IP Hostname zoxt.sioru.com
IP Country DE (Germany)
AS Number 24940
AS Name HETZNER-AS Hetzner Online AG RZ
Detections 0 / 23 (0 %)
Status CLEAN
Report 2011-09-19 12:14:07 (GMT 1)
IP Address 78.47.94.244
IP Hostname zoxt.sioru.com
IP Country DE
AS Number N/A
AS Name N/A
Detections 0 / 26 (0 %)
Status CLEAN
If you can concentrate on sending this to Avast as a possible FP as instructed in reply #3, you could gain some time (instead of passively waiting for someone from Avast Team to see and read this topic).
The “details” (at least for now) is not specifically for “you” (your site), so that’s why is not that important.
If it is indeed a FP, then Avast will solve this and your friend (and everyone else that has Avast) will be able to get to your site without problems, but for that to happen as promptly as it can, you should probably report this as suggested.
There is a packed obfuscated script file being loaded {gzip} with the home page (image 1), is this meant to happen ?
See image2 for an extract of the obfuscated file being loaded.
So I’m not sure this is a false positive, but it certainly needs investigation, I know you have said you reported it. But if you didn’t use the link in Reply #3 I would use that as that seems to have a faster response.
If you are reporting an FP, then you get another input field open, enter the web URL for the site you wish to submit for review (network shield and Web Shield), etc. a link to this topic might also help.